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August 23, 2013
Installing Chainguard.
I
found installing the chainguard on this bike one of the most awkward
and clumsy jobs in the project. The mounting design looks like an
afterthought with the funky little L bracket at the front that needs
three hands, but there isn't even room for one. And mounting the
brake switch is a chore with limited access to the backside of the
guard. The challenges are different if the guard is installed
with the rear wheel off.
The guard is stock except that I soldered up the seam on top for a cleaner look.

It
did finally go in, though, after some fiddling to get it to stay out of
the way of the chain. The hardware shown for the brake switch was
something I tried that didn't work out.

Got the brake switch mounted and the wires cut to length and terminated. That was the last of the wiring.


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